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Here are a few money shots, from one of the very few articles we've been able to find that gets it right, since the release of CA Secretary of State Bowen's landmark, independent review of the utter failures of every single electronic voting system that has been rubber-stamp certified by her horribly irresponsible predecessor, Bruce McPherson, and the near-entirety of CA Elections Officials who have been misleading and whining about the findings ever since...

The most important results of last fall's election are just now in, and dozens of county voting registrars who invested hundreds of millions of dollars in high-tech voting machines are the losers, exposed as careless at best, irresponsible at worst.

Only a few California voters realized it during that election season, but the trustworthiness of this state's entire voting process was at stake. The candidate who favored questioning all electronic voting machines won.

And soon after Democrat Debra Bowen took over as secretary of state last winter, she ordered a "top-to-bottom review" of electronic voting and vote-counting systems. The results expose the failures of the registrars: Every voting system they've bought since 2000, except those whose maker didn't readily submit them to testing, proved corruptible.

No one would know this today if former Republican Secretary of State Bruce McPherson had won last year. Despite serious questions about machines made by Diebold Election Systems, Hart InterCivic, Sequoia Voting Systems and Election Systems & Software (ES&S), McPherson never seriously examined the possibility that votes cast on them could be altered.
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[I]f McPherson were still around, registrars wouldn't be whining now about "chaos" or the expense of carrying out Bowen's corrective edicts. Nor would they be worrying about facing questions for months to come about how they could spend so much on machines that can be corrupted.
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The objection that voters do not get as much access as Bowen's hacking team also doesn't stand up. Her testers unscrewed panels to get around tamper-proof seals. They got inside virtually all machines. Any precinct worker who stores machines in closets or garages has as much opportunity as they did. So might county staffers wishing to sneak-attack machines in storage between elections.

Most suspicious election outcomes have suggested such insider interference, not tampering by voters at actual polling stations.

So, Brad. If I owned an electronic voting machine company, based on what is now happening with Bowen in office in CA, I would as we speak be aggressively diverting my lobbying efforts toward all state Secretaries of State. These companies are going to have to OWN the 50 Secretaries of State, in order to keep their HAVA gig going.

Wow, you're an idiot. You have no idea what you are talking about, yet you wax philosophic about the short coming of everyone else. If they are suck idiotic losers, why don’t you screw up the nuts to run against one of them instead of sitting behind your daddy's success smiling behind your nicotine stained teeth. Bet you don’t have the courage to leave this up any longer than the losers at BBV when I pointed out that Jim March is not even registered to vote.

Crawl back into your daddy's arms and leave the real-world stuff to the grown ups.

Or, go work an election so you can put your money where your mouth is. Oh, nevermind, I forgot you have never, and actually don't work.